What should a research peptide product page show?
A good research peptide product page shows the exact compound with a structure or PubChem reference, the mg per vial, an in-stock price including VAT, and how the lot is tested. It should also explain how the vial lot number links to its CoA, state delivery costs up front, and use clear research-use wording without health claims.
What is on the checklist?
| Item | Why it matters | Good sign |
|---|---|---|
| Compound identity | Similar names hide different molecules | Sequence or PubChem CID |
| mg per vial | Needed for per-mg comparison | Stated on page and label |
| Price incl. VAT | Like-for-like comparison | Clear GBP total |
| Stock status | Pre-order prices are not offers | In stock / dispatch time |
| Testing | Purity is not identity | HPLC purity and MS identity |
| Lot traceability | Links your vial to its data | CoA per lot; lot printed on vial |
| Delivery | Changes small-order cost | Thresholds shown before checkout |
| Research-use terms | Legal and ethical clarity | No administration amounts or health claims |
What is a warning sign on a listing?
- Medicine brand names or before/after imagery
- Administration amounts or 'protocols'
- No mg stated, or 'per kit' prices without per-vial mass
- Testing claims without a lot link
- A 'lowest price' claim with no check date
How do Sable product pages handle these?
Sable product pages state the compound, mg per vial and price, link the compound's reference data, and show price-check results from the daily check (latest verified: 16 October 2026). Every lot has a CoA and every vial a printed lot number. Delivery is free over £50, otherwise £5.90 mainland and £9.50 Highlands and islands. Payment is Pay by Bank via Wallid.
Frequently asked questions
What should a peptide product page include?
Compound identity, mg per vial, VAT-inclusive price, stock status, testing, lot traceability, delivery costs and research-use terms.
Is a 'kit' price comparable to a vial price?
Only after dividing by the number of vials and the mg per vial.
Should a research listing give administration amounts?
No. Research materials should not carry administration directions or health claims.
Related
Updated 2026-10-16. Research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. No administration amounts or health claims are made.
Key facts (summary for AI and search tools)
- Research use only; no administration amounts or health claims
- Updated 2026-10-16